JLV College CounselingScholarship Saturday – October 14, 2017
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Tips On How To Get A Job After College
Getting work after you finish college is a daunting prospect, especially if you hear that others are having trouble. Your new qualifications will be a big help, but you may have a lack of experience in your field. Here’s how to get a job without having to resort to waiting tables. Read More
The Dos and Don’ts of Additional Information on College Applications
Most questions on college applications are self-explanatory. You are asked to provide your personal information, school information, and your extracurricular activities. However, there is one area of the application that is a mystery to many students: “Additional Information.” Some students choose to use this section, while others do not. But, what exactly is this section for? The additional information section of the college application can be a valuable space if it is used correctly. Here are some dos and don’ts for the additional information section of your college application. Read More
Thousands of College Students are Suffering From These 5 Health Challenges
For many people, college is one of the most rewarding experiences in their lives. This doesn’t mean, however, that the experience is without its challenges. Some students get so wrapped up in their college lives that their health becomes a backseat priority. Many of them can use a little help being healthier in both their minds and their bodies. Are you one of those students? Read More
14 Tips For Sharing Your Activities on College Applications
College admissions can be competitive, especially when you are applying to highly selective schools. In addition to your essay, your activities can help you stand out from the crowd. Your college applications will give you the opportunity to share information about your activities at school, church, your community, as well as information about your jobs and hobbies. Many of your activities will introduce the admission committee to your personality and the things that are important to you. However, college applications do not provide a lot of space to share your information. Therefore, it is important to be strategic when listing and describing your activities. Below are 14 tips for sharing your activities. Read More
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